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[00:00:38] This is the main broadcast. Hello. We are discussing
[00:00:41] the most notable events and the most important topics
[00:00:45] of the week. A symbol of unity and historical justice.
[00:00:48] National Unity Day was celebrated in our country. On
[00:00:52] September 17, 1939, Western Belarus and the BSSR
[00:00:55] reunited. This date symbolizes the inviolability
[00:00:59] of territorial and ethnic consolidation of the Belarusian
[00:01:02] nation. Stolbtsy, Baranovichi, Brest, Pinsk, Vileika,
[00:01:05] Novogrudok, Molodechno and other settlements returned to their native
[00:01:09] borders. Today, we will consider this historical event from different
[00:01:13] angles and perspectives. And we will also see how the latest round
[00:01:16] of Belarusian-American negotiations ended. The US delegation
[00:01:20] visited Minsk again this week. This again brought
[00:01:23] concrete results. Details coming soon. With you are Pavel Lazovik and
[00:01:27] Elena Nasacheva, watch it on the main broadcast.
[00:01:32] Unconquered Kresy. Belarusians never put up with
[00:01:36] a subordinate position. It's good if
[00:01:39] you are a truly independent
[00:01:42] nation, and if you
[00:01:45] are capable of making decisions. And normal political
[00:01:49] decisions by Minsk and
[00:01:50] Washington.
[00:01:55] And also a trip to the fields that were not expected to be left
[00:01:58] behind the scenes of the work.
[00:02:04] What will surprise the only museum of September 17 in the country? We collected
[00:02:08] the Museum of National Unity in just
[00:02:11] a month. And what do Belarusians think about their country?
[00:02:15] 74.7% of respondents look to the future with
[00:02:18] optimism. This is more than sociology. Europe
[00:02:21] is preparing for a harsh winter, and Britain for
[00:02:24] disintegration.
[00:02:27] And why is Warsaw spending so much money? If
[00:02:31] Russia attacked us and we took off our gloves, I think we
[00:02:34] would defeat them quite quickly. The Old World and its
[00:02:38] political darkness. Belarus' interests in Algeria, what
[00:02:42] contracts did our delegation bring? We have already managed
[00:02:44] to contract for 2027,
[00:02:48] for 18 million dollars, both skimmed milk powder
[00:02:52] and whole milk powder. And how people are moving to the Blue-Eyed for
[00:02:55] permanent residence from the European Union? The understanding that a person is
[00:02:59] first... the understanding that people are invested in. The most
[00:03:03] important topics in the main
[00:03:05] broadcast.
[00:03:13] The working week of the head of state combined both
[00:03:16] festive and working components. National Unity Day,
[00:03:20] a large youth forum, and less than 24 hours later, a working
[00:03:24] trip to the Mogilev region. In the middle of the week, they found out
[00:03:28] what Washington wants, and... at the beginning, they thanked those who work
[00:03:32] for results without days off, the official agenda and behind the scenes, all
[00:03:35] collected by our colleagues in the "Time of First" section.
[00:03:59] Week. September 17 in Belarus always takes place with
[00:04:02] a special mood, the country is preparing for National Unity Day, every
[00:04:06] event within this week reflects the essence of this victory. 87
[00:04:10] years ago, Belarusians were able to regain their territories, language, culture, thereby
[00:04:14] building a future for future generations, so the awarding
[00:04:18] of state awards on the eve of September 17 is a reason to look back at
[00:04:21] historical events, at the events in the lives of specific people,
[00:04:25] from which this history itself is made up. It also became known that
[00:04:28] the decree was signed and... the award, of course
[00:04:32] he's in his head, different thoughts about
[00:04:35] the fact that this path is a flying one, 44 years, it's
[00:04:38] not long in the sky, Nikolai Machansky, by the time the section aired, he was already
[00:04:42] a distinguished pilot, head of the Minsk DOSAAF aeroclub, still
[00:04:45] flies everything in Lipki, military equipment, health and
[00:04:49] flight commission allow it, and how old are you now,
[00:04:52] 72 in February, I think,
[00:04:56] delight, what is the secret of such professional...
[00:05:42] university level, yes, they wanted exactly that, no,
[00:05:46] not at all, why did it happen that
[00:05:49] it happened, my Civil Aviation Institute is named after the Leninsky
[00:05:53] Komsomol, Riga Red Banner, but it was Soviet
[00:05:56] times, and we actually got big,
[00:06:00] big, wanted horizons, big, given, etc. etc., with the collapse of the Soviet
[00:06:03] Union, all civil aviation collapsed, well, and accordingly, the choice in
[00:06:07] 1990 was made like this, the thought that you would be an agronomist, you
[00:06:11] say, did the dream come true in childhood? after some event or
[00:06:14] I was always with my father at harvest from the fourth
[00:06:17] grade, I saw how it was done, I loved it all, I really
[00:06:20] liked it, so I chose the profession not by chance, so the path to
[00:06:24] the hall of state awards can be different, but if you continue to work
[00:06:28] well, you can get into the category of those whom the protocol has seen more than once, how
[00:06:32] will we proceed, some of you have probably already been in this hall,
[00:06:36] participants in the ceremony are always explained how to behave, the order
[00:06:40] of invitation, everyone is nervous, it is important at this moment to speak from the
[00:06:43] heart, but act according to the instructions.
[00:06:56] The President will thank those gathered for all they do for the country, for
[00:07:00] sleepless nights, for working without days off, in fact, how and who
[00:07:03] works is very clearly visible, the uniqueness of Belarusian management is that
[00:07:07] it is clearly visible both to the heads of large factories
[00:07:10] and to officers just starting their careers. We are now a united
[00:07:13] nation, we, most importantly,
[00:07:17] today here, well,
[00:07:20] more precisely, here, absolutely here, in this
[00:07:23] hall, we are making decisions about the future of our
[00:07:26] country, I want to
[00:07:29] assure you that as president, whom you
[00:07:33] trust, and I see this in the latest data,
[00:07:36] I will do everything so that we are never pointed
[00:07:40] at. And if
[00:07:43] they did point, then maybe it's with envy, as
[00:07:47] now. At the end, a traditional glass of champagne,
[00:07:51] those present certainly have something to celebrate. A kind of milestone in
[00:07:54] professional activity and a noticeable milestone. This is
[00:07:57] an acknowledgment, probably, not only of my merits, but of the entire staff
[00:08:01] of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. By the way, one of the gifts that comes with
[00:08:04] the awards is a watch from the head of state, let's check the time. If we rewind
[00:08:08] 7 hours ago, another diplomat, a special envoy, but this time
[00:08:11] American, was on his way to Minsk. John Cole will appear at the doorstep of the Palace
[00:08:15] of Independence in
[00:08:16] 24 hours.
[00:08:20] Full delegation: besides John Cole, Sarah, Assistant
[00:08:23] Special Envoy, and a new face in the team, Christopher Panico,
[00:08:27] an American diplomat who once worked in Belarus and knows
[00:08:30] Russian. We also learned something new about Sarah. Sarah is better
[00:08:33] off.
[00:08:38] She has Slavic cats. Again.
[00:09:32] United States of America. We have achieved many
[00:09:35] agreements concerning the spheres of our
[00:09:39] economic relations.
[00:10:55] preservation of peace. These simple things seem to us to be an absolute norm, but in the modern
[00:10:58] world, where there are more than 50 hotspots, one of them being the war near
[00:11:02] the southern borders of Belarus, this is a great value. We need to remember
[00:11:05] this and take it into account.
[00:11:12] September 17 itself, as an official holiday for Belarus, is
[00:11:15] a relatively young date, established in 2021, we are celebrating it for the sixth
[00:11:19] time, but in short, according to the Treaty of Riga in
[00:11:22] 1921, which officially concluded
[00:11:25] the Soviet-Polish War, part of Belarusian lands came under Warsaw's control, in
[00:11:29] the official version it sounds bad, but not categorical, now in other
[00:11:33] words, Belarus was essentially torn in half, to Poland
[00:11:36] went the Grodno, Brest, part of Minsk and Vitebsk provinces, this is
[00:11:40] more than 1000 km of territory, and what is most
[00:11:43] terrible, a population of almost 4 million people,
[00:11:47] until September 17, 1939, this part of our land
[00:11:51] would be used as a raw material appendage, schools and churches.
[00:12:25] they wouldn't have decided anything there, but facts remain
[00:12:29] facts: without us, our fate was decided in 1921,
[00:12:32] and a part
[00:12:35] of Belarus, almost half,
[00:12:38] the most developed, advanced, if
[00:12:42] you take land, forests, and so on, which is our main
[00:12:45] wealth, turned out to be there. The Palace of Sports, the youth
[00:12:49] forum, as the main event of September 17, these guys
[00:12:52] will indeed... inherit the country, so, of course, the new
[00:12:55] generation must understand that sovereignty is very easy
[00:12:59] to lose and very difficult to restore, honestly, I adore
[00:13:02] our country, generations come, generations
[00:13:06] change, and well, each generation probably has its own
[00:13:09] peculiarity, yes, we must cherish our language, our
[00:13:13] country, we have all opportunities in the country for
[00:13:16] development, for self-realization, the most important thing is precisely
[00:13:19] what we are celebrating now, this is National Unity Day and...
[00:13:23] народного единства и...
[00:14:33] truly an independent nation, and
[00:14:36] if you are capable of making
[00:14:40] decisions, it remains only to make
[00:14:43] the right
[00:14:54] unity. This is our
[00:14:57] independence, so I devote, and will devote, as
[00:15:00] president, and you, in
[00:15:04] whose hands is the future of our country, I am sure
[00:15:07] you will not go anywhere, you will talk about this
[00:15:11] holiday, to your children, grandchildren, you will
[00:15:14] celebrate them, honor them, if you want to be
[00:15:16] independent, if you want your
[00:15:19] word to be heard
[00:15:22] in the future.
[00:15:26] The main message to those gathered in the hall is to understand that interest in Belarus,
[00:15:30] interest in interventions in Belarus will always be there. This is a territory in
[00:15:33] the center of Europe, at the crossroads. There is no oil here, but there is potash, wood.
[00:15:37] with water, a large industrial cluster, finally, millennials,
[00:15:41] generation Z and alpha, it is very important today that more than
[00:15:43] 80% of all these categories, when asked who they
[00:15:47] feel they are first and foremost, answer
[00:15:50] Belarusians, it all starts with this, protect your native
[00:15:54] land, our ancestral values,
[00:15:57] thank you,
[00:16:00] I believe that there is simply no country in the world that will also
[00:16:04] honor its memory, its unity, as my state does.
[00:16:07] You feel your homeland even kilometers away, it really pulls you in.
[00:16:11] I love our beauty, it's really
[00:16:15] worth a lot. Belarus is a country of opportunities and a place
[00:16:19] of power. When the question arose about where I would like to
[00:16:23] apply, I chose
[00:16:27] between Belarus and Belarus. At the end of the holiday program,
[00:16:30] there will be a traditional concert, it's nice to see that Belarus already has so many
[00:16:34] of its own stars on a par with the recognition of its own audience.
[00:16:38] We will live, work, believe and
[00:16:42] respect, celebrate National Unity
[00:16:44] Day,
[00:16:51] returning to the daily routine, Friday will not be easy,
[00:16:54] the president will go on a working trip to the Mogilev
[00:16:57] region.
[00:17:04] Criticism began immediately about the flax field. You wanted to show
[00:17:08] how not to
[00:17:09] work,
[00:17:14] well, what, we're working, thank you, you
[00:17:18] want to say that everything is perfect here, far from
[00:17:21] perfect,
[00:17:24] for this you need to be put in prison, all these lands belong to the enterprise
[00:17:27] Govyady Agro, a month ago the head here was changed, the president decided
[00:17:31] to go to the dairy farm complex, it was not on the route,
[00:17:35] the first impression was sad.
[00:17:46] The MTK lives on the regional budget, the task next year is to become self-sufficient,
[00:17:50] but what they really don't have is
[00:17:53] livestock mortality, that's what they're fighting in the country, it's zero, there was no
[00:17:57] mortality this year, no, two experienced people
[00:18:00] are working here, if, for example, there is no mortality, but they try, the
[00:18:04] girls here get a thousand plus to their salary. 20 rubles
[00:18:08] we pay them for each head delivered, for example,
[00:18:11] 80 heads, 20 rubles per head they receive, another thousand, well, and
[00:18:15] weight gain, this is what I asked to build, not
[00:18:18] some outstanding prophylactics, but such
[00:18:21] a calf shed, while counting every penny, they give money for
[00:18:25] people's salaries, which of course affects the infrastructure, but people
[00:18:28] are more important, this is also a plan, you manage the processes or
[00:18:32] there are those who do not really want to work, no, everyone
[00:18:36] wants to work. they want to work, but they don't know
[00:18:39] where to send them, this is what a disciplined attitude leads to direct
[00:18:43] promotion right on the spot the president will draw the attention
[00:18:46] of the leaders, prepared to be
[00:18:48] a technician, ready, you need to take them and send them to
[00:18:52] the farm, we need competent specialists, well,
[00:18:55] that's how a person is in their place, you see, she's already
[00:18:59] crying that they're taking away the complexes, well, I, I didn't
[00:19:02] send you anywhere, I say, from happiness, from
[00:19:06] happiness. Thank God, but
[00:19:08] well done,
[00:19:17] another point of this business trip will be the peasant farm
[00:19:20] Diana, they are engaged in growing potatoes, providing almost
[00:19:23] half of the regional volumes, we are among the top global
[00:19:27] potato producers, to put it simply: 3.5 million
[00:19:30] tons is a typical annual volume, but it turns out that Belarusians have started
[00:19:34] eating less potatoes, what is this connected with, well, I...
[00:20:07] completely provide them, they need
[00:20:11] 200,000 tons or 2 million tons, we know that
[00:20:14] we need to produce that much, and we can consistently
[00:20:18] supply it. Based on the results of this business trip, it is very clear what kind of people are in
[00:20:21] their places and not in their places, and on what the actual
[00:20:25] livestock mortality depends, which is talked about a lot. There is also a great
[00:20:29] deal of meaning in such working moments related to the president, seeing
[00:20:32] personnel on the ground and strategically understanding more
[00:20:36] than...
[00:22:20] we know the price of unity, and we do not
[00:22:23] want this to happen to us, and
[00:22:26] for all this to be repeated, as it has happened more than once in our
[00:22:30] history, I remember this well and will do everything
[00:22:33] so that you are not, at least,
[00:22:36] disappointed,
[00:22:43] what is unity, how important it is, you keenly realize
[00:22:47] when you lose it, and many Belarusian cities know about this,
[00:22:50] 1921 to 1939 found themselves separated from
[00:22:54] the country and their loved ones. In the local history museum
[00:22:57] of Baranovichi, documents and photographs clearly show
[00:23:00] the life of the city as part of Poland with unemployment, then
[00:23:04] the absence of doctors, and the impossibility of obtaining a basic
[00:23:07] education. Therefore, it is not surprising that it was here, in secondary school number one,
[00:23:11] that the first and so far only Museum of National
[00:23:15] Unity opened and operates. The guides are
[00:23:18] high school students. There is also a street in the city called September
[00:23:22] 17. Our correspondent Svetlana Lukiniuk traveled to
[00:23:24] significant places.
[00:23:27] This school in Baranovichi, number one, opened on
[00:23:30] September 1, 2021,
[00:23:33] and already on September 17, it invited visitors to its
[00:23:36] Museum of National Unity. The first in Belarus
[00:23:39] created in the year when this day officially became a holiday
[00:23:42] in the calendar. We collected the Museum of National Unity,
[00:23:46] well, literally in a month, it was.
[00:24:50] to study, and for schoolchildren, this is the very border that divided
[00:24:53] Western and Eastern Belarus in 1921, the Riga Treaty
[00:24:57] following the end of the Soviet-Polish War,
[00:25:00] a unique exhibit is this tear-off calendar
[00:25:04] from 1940, yellowed with
[00:25:07] time, the pages contain important information for descendants.
[00:25:10] On September 17, 1939,
[00:25:14] by order of the Soviet government, the Red Army
[00:25:17] crossed...
[00:26:32] our usual worker in Western Belarus and in
[00:26:36] Poland, in the central regions of Poland, it differed in many ways. If
[00:26:39] we compare, for example, the average hourly
[00:26:43] wage of workers in the woodworking industry in
[00:26:46] the Warsaw Voivodeship, the wage was only 75
[00:26:49] groszy. Here, the same worker in the Novogrudok
[00:26:53] Voivodeship received 31 groszy. Even those who had jobs, they
[00:26:57] worked more than 10 hours. There weren't enough schools, and those that
[00:27:00] existed weren't affordable for everyone, and not a single one in Belarusian or Russian
[00:27:04] languages, minimal doctors, all ran private
[00:27:07] practices, many families lived in one-room apartments, it
[00:27:11] was damp and had little light, running water in Baranovichi
[00:27:15] was just a dream. This history of their lives here
[00:27:18] is passed down from generation to generation. The street of
[00:27:21] September 17 appeared in Baranovichi immediately after
[00:27:25] the reunification of Western and Eastern Belarus in February
[00:27:29] 1940. After that, it became.
[00:28:16] Western Belarus was annexed to Eastern Belarus on September 17,
[00:28:20] the street, house number
[00:28:22] 17, there was even an old man who was also
[00:28:25] born on September 17, today
[00:28:28] Baranovichi is a large city, where 170 thousand people live.
[00:28:32] According to the results of last year, in the ranking of socio-economic development of the
[00:28:36] Brest region, it became the leader, guests are always
[00:28:40] welcome here, they are ready to come here again and again and walk
[00:28:43] along the city streets. I used to be in this city often, I
[00:28:47] constantly came almost every weekend, I love it, I really
[00:28:51] like the format of the city itself, that there are many old streets, although the city
[00:28:55] itself is new, I like the station, it's very beautiful there, just incredible, this
[00:28:58] street is my favorite, boats, great love. I am
[00:29:02] in Baranovichi for the second time, before that I was 2 months ago with
[00:29:05] guys from Kazan, from St. Petersburg, from
[00:29:08] Moscow, they came to eat boats, walked around the city, in
[00:29:12] general, I really liked it, so we came back here again to show this city to other people,
[00:29:16] this is our first time here, we are looking, walking, very beautiful,
[00:29:19] we really like it, the boats are also very tasty, we liked it, in fact, it's a beautiful
[00:29:23] small town, very cozy, very beautiful that some
[00:29:27] old buildings remained,
[00:29:30] everything looks very beautiful, tasty boats. and you want to come back here again. About
[00:29:34] important history lessons in the main broadcast, Svetlana
[00:29:37] Lukenyuk and Alexey Yunosh. Belarusians trust
[00:29:41] the president, feel completely safe in their country
[00:29:44] and consider themselves happy. The second part
[00:29:47] of the results of the large-scale sociological study
[00:29:49] was presented in Minsk. But in essence, this is a mirror of the life of Belarusian
[00:29:53] society, its mood and aspirations. Let us remind you,
[00:29:56] more than 2,000 respondents from all
[00:30:00] over the country took part in the survey, both men and women. Assessment of the work
[00:30:03] of local
[00:30:11] authorities, all figures from Ilona Volunets in the
[00:30:14] context section.
[00:30:24] In life there is good and bad, are you
[00:30:27] still happy? And how would you personally answer this
[00:30:31] question from the number of Belarusians, 89.8%
[00:30:35] answered positively, 9.9%
[00:30:37] negatively. Yes, happiness cannot be measured, bought, or
[00:30:41] sold, but agree, the feeling of happiness is
[00:30:45] not only about money, it's about something more, living in
[00:30:48] a beautiful, well-maintained place, the opportunity to do what you love,
[00:30:52] comfortably getting to study or work, calmly
[00:30:56] relaxing, receiving quality medical care,
[00:30:59] traveling, Belarusians are happy.
[00:31:02] 74.7% of respondents
[00:31:04] look to the future with optimism,
[00:31:07] 24.2% with anxiety, it's
[00:31:11] normal to worry, especially when you see what's happening in the world.
[00:31:15] At the same time, when asked if they feel safe in their
[00:31:18] country, more than 90% gave an affirmative answer: and
[00:31:22] it doesn't matter if it's a street, house,
[00:31:25] apartment, store, stadium, we calmly
[00:31:28] let our children go to school alone or for a walk, we confidently
[00:31:32] travel by public transport, we return home
[00:31:35] safely in the dark, above us is
[00:31:38] a peaceful sky, and what a joy it is to hear salvos
[00:31:41] only during holiday salutes, that course,
[00:32:15] in the country against the backdrop of a tense global situation. Our
[00:32:19] country has exhausted its limit of wars and tragedies.
[00:32:22] A people who lost every third person in the Great Patriotic War, by
[00:32:26] their nature cannot be an aggressor. Official
[00:32:29] Minsk does not seek wars, does not threaten neighbors and always
[00:32:33] advocates for peaceful negotiations. As for
[00:32:36] the socio-economic situation, people soberly
[00:32:39] assess what is happening and appreciate progressive
[00:32:42] development. There is no helicopter money.
[00:32:45] Yes, much depends on external factors, but much also depends
[00:32:49] on ourselves. As the president says, if we don't want to
[00:32:52] sit in trenches, everyone must work in their place.
[00:32:56] The sociological study showed that in society there is a demand for
[00:33:00] unleashing internal reserves
[00:33:02] of the economy, entrepreneurial initiative and
[00:33:05] farming, that is, fewer barriers and red
[00:33:08] tape, more trust in those who want to earn money by honest
[00:33:12] work. For Belarusians, it is important that... that the authorities act in
[00:33:16] their interests. When contacting a personal reception or calling
[00:33:20] the hotline, every person expects not
[00:33:23] duty phrases, but sincere participation
[00:33:26] and understanding. However, about 80% of Belarusians
[00:33:29] are satisfied with the results of contacting local authorities. In
[00:33:33] essence, this is the point of communication between a person and
[00:33:36] the state, where they come with their problem.
[00:33:39] By the way, despite all the digitalization, the population
[00:33:42] prefers to talk about what is bothering them. At the same time, appeals to the media,
[00:33:45] the internet, social networks, and messengers are also
[00:33:48] popular. These channels are used by every fifth
[00:33:52] respondent. Trust in the All-Belarusian People's
[00:33:55] Assembly is growing. 70.1%
[00:33:58] of those surveyed evaluate the structure positively.
[00:34:02] People see the BNA not just as the
[00:34:05] highest representative body, but as a key institution
[00:34:08] of direct democracy, capable of making fateful
[00:34:12] decisions for the country. And finally, more than
[00:34:45] after all, we only have one. We told you everything about
[00:34:48] the large-scale sociological survey in the main broadcast, without taking anything out of context.
[00:35:04] On the energy market of the European Union, there is a real
[00:35:07] storm, first of all at gas stations. In Germany,
[00:35:11] the price of all types of fuel and diesel rose to an unprecedented two euros.
[00:35:45] At an emergency meeting of relevant officials and business leaders,
[00:35:48] it is planned to hold a brainstorming session and make
[00:35:52] saving decisions, however, so far the ways out of the crisis
[00:35:56] are not obvious, the exchange price for a barrel of oil has exceeded
[00:35:59] 100 dollars, while for real, not paper
[00:36:02] supplies, it is approaching 120 dollars. The situation on the gas
[00:36:06] market is no simpler, 1.5 cubic meters of gas on
[00:36:09] European exchanges exceeded 1,000 dollars, storage facilities are filled
[00:36:13] only by 70%. At the same time, gas will have to be bought at
[00:36:17] exorbitant prices due to high demand. The authorities are already warning
[00:36:21] citizens that the winter will be difficult. In Germany and Latvia,
[00:36:24] for example, they promised an increase in heating tariffs, but
[00:36:27] it will be no less than 20%. And now
[00:36:31] the United Kingdom, which they have firmly decided to dismantle
[00:36:34] into its constituent parts. The heads of Wales, Scotland, and Northern
[00:36:38] Ireland confirmed their intention to declare
[00:36:41] independence from England and begin negotiations on joining
[00:36:45] the European Union. Northern Ireland, in turn, is exploring
[00:36:48] the possibility of reuniting with its motherland and thus
[00:36:52] also becoming part of the EU. In the creation of an all-British
[00:36:55] political and economic chaos.
[00:37:20] signed it as party leaders, not heads of regional governments. On the other hand, the document directly recommends that Britain prepare for constitutional changes.
[00:37:23] London may, of course, not allow plebiscites on the exit of Wales and
[00:37:26] Scotland from the kingdom, the country's prime minister, Burnam, has already
[00:37:30] directly stated this, but London is weak,
[00:37:33] a kaleidoscopic change of governments, an economic crisis, as well as
[00:37:37] Trump's interference, is capable of sharply destabilizing
[00:37:40] the situation. Yes, the breakup of Great Britain will not happen
[00:37:43] tomorrow, but the start has already been given.
[00:37:46] It will end in a decade or two, it doesn't matter that much, the main thing
[00:37:50] is that the deconstruction of the Union, which has existed for more than 300 years,
[00:37:54] has begun and it is unlikely that this process can be reversed.
[00:37:58] Questions arise, this is why so many
[00:38:01] contradictions have accumulated in the United Kingdom. Political siege
[00:38:04] of London for the first time in history. Immediately three parts of Great Britain
[00:38:08] in a united front challenge the crown. Will
[00:38:11] elements separate and will the kingdom not be torn to the British
[00:38:15] flag? And also a bloody history, which today echoed the empire.
[00:38:19] We will tell in understandable politics on Monday after
[00:38:22] the panorama.
[00:39:31] Military hysteria as an extremely profitable business. Polish politicians seem
[00:39:35] to have found an ideal scheme, shouting about the Russian threat
[00:39:38] to write off any expenses for this. But the average Pole for some reason does not
[00:39:42] feel safe standing at the checkout in a store. This
[00:39:45] year, Warsaw allocated more than 54 billion
[00:39:48] dollars for defense, by 27 expenses
[00:39:52] are planned to be increased to 5% of GDP. Money goes to
[00:39:56] rockets and concrete. on the border, and the social sector is being cut.
[00:39:59] Due to lack of funding, hospitals
[00:40:02] are closing entire departments. Teachers instead of lessons are forced
[00:40:05] to go out to protests. The unemployment rate is breaking all records, as are
[00:40:09] gasoline prices. But the authorities, it seems, are not at all worried
[00:40:13] about frightening trends, because their top priority is the fight against the phantom threat from
[00:40:17] the Union State. About how Poland is squeezing the last
[00:40:21] juices out of its citizens to please the war machine in
[00:40:23] the "Full Europe" section.
[00:40:36] The militarization of Poland has finally taken on the features
[00:40:39] of a commercial project on a national scale.
[00:40:42] A foolproof scheme has been found: any economic failures, budget deficit
[00:40:46] and cuts in social programs are attributed to
[00:40:49] the need to counter the phantom threat from
[00:40:52] the Union State. This year, Warsaw allocated to
[00:40:56] the defense sector.
[00:41:29] This security is not abstract, we want
[00:41:32] people to feel safe, want to live here,
[00:41:35] give birth and raise children. However, for
[00:41:38] Poles, who for months.
[00:43:10] attacked us, and we would take off our gloves, I think we would defeat
[00:43:13] them pretty quickly. We have overwhelming superiority over
[00:43:17] Russia in the air, something like 2 and a half
[00:43:20] planes, and even without the US we have superiority, and I
[00:43:24] haven't checked the number of long-range missiles for a long time, but if
[00:43:27] the Ukrainians put half of Russia's oil refining capacities out of
[00:43:30] commission in six months, then we could do it in 6
[00:43:34] weeks and put the other half out of commission, but
[00:43:38] such an aggressive. the number of citizens willing to defend their homeland is not encouraging,
[00:43:50] just as the state of Polish railways is not encouraging,
[00:43:54] which, unlike Ukrainian ones, are falling apart without
[00:43:57] any external influence. Recently, there was a strike
[00:44:00] of train drivers in the country, the reason was the critical state
[00:44:04] of infrastructure, increased cases
[00:45:10] The funds saved on the health of Poles can be poured into the construction
[00:45:13] of additional border fences. At the moment, we
[00:45:17] have one Mr. Director who is forced to work as a manager, as
[00:45:20] a attending physician and for four interns. This is too small a
[00:45:24] staff for such a responsible department to be able to treat
[00:45:27] patients in this way. Serious
[00:45:30] problems in education. Teachers' unions instead of conducting
[00:45:34] lessons, are forced to lead educators to protests, demanding
[00:45:37] salary indexation. Teachers acknowledge.
[00:46:10] in Poland exceeded 911 thousand
[00:46:12] people, an increase of almost 55,000 in a year. The main
[00:46:15] reason is the extreme caution
[00:46:18] of businesses, which due to falling incomes are not in a hurry to open
[00:46:22] new vacancies. And how can they not over-insure themselves if every
[00:46:26] day the government prepares surprises for them. For example, another increase
[00:46:29] in fuel prices. Tusk is already openly preparing
[00:46:32] his compatriots for the fact that the country is facing a real gasoline shock
[00:46:36] due to turmoil in the Middle East and the global
[00:46:39] crisis. At the same time, he naturally shifts the blame for the upcoming
[00:46:42] exorbitant prices to the internal political
[00:46:46] intrigues of the opposition led by
[00:46:48] Navrodsky.
[00:46:57] We will indeed soon have record fuel prices,
[00:47:00] such as no one has ever dreamed of even in their worst
[00:47:03] nightmares. However, Warsaw, it seems, has found a brilliant way
[00:47:07] to solve all its financial problems at once, without reducing
[00:47:11] spending on weapons. The Polish leadership came to an amazing
[00:47:14] conclusion: the country's economy suffered colossal
[00:47:17] losses due to the Ukrainian crisis, totaling as much as
[00:47:20] 115 billion euros. They decided to present the bill
[00:47:24] again to Moscow, without a hint of embarrassment, they managed to include
[00:47:27] not only logistical costs, but all losses
[00:47:31] of Polish business caused by anti-Russian sanctions, which
[00:47:34] Warsaw itself demanded to impose. However, as
[00:47:38] Poland's long-term fruitless experience with
[00:47:41] demands for trillion-dollar reparations from Germany shows,
[00:47:45] anything can be declared on paper, the main thing is that such appetites do not
[00:47:49] crack the Warsaw uncles. In Russia, voting
[00:48:01] in the elections to the State Duma of the ninth
[00:48:04] convocation officially ended. At 9:00 PM Minsk time, the last polling stations
[00:48:08] closed in Kaliningrad, drawing a line under the three-day
[00:48:11] marathon, which lasted from September 18. As
[00:48:15] part of the single voting day, Russians elected deputies,
[00:48:18] governors, and a new composition. In Belarus, Russians
[00:48:31] could cast their votes at polling stations in Brest,
[00:48:34] Vitebsk, Gomel, Grodno, Mogilev, Bobruisk and Minsk. According to
[00:48:37] preliminary data from the Central Election Commission, the final turnout demonstrated high
[00:48:41] civic activity. Over a thousand international
[00:48:44] observers, including a mission from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Union of Belarus
[00:48:48] and Russia, monitored the transparency of the process on the ground. Final. situation
[00:48:51] unfortunately,
[00:49:23] it was not possible to avoid the consequences,
[00:49:26] two people died in the Moscow region,
[00:49:30] another 20 were injured, including
[00:49:33] children. In the Ramensky district, in Kotelniki, residential
[00:49:36] high-rise buildings were damaged, from which hundreds
[00:49:39] of residents were evacuated. Also, warehouses in Sofyena and an object on the territory
[00:49:42] of the refinery in Kapotnya were hit. Emergency
[00:49:46] services continue to eliminate
[00:49:48] the consequences.
[00:49:54] a package of contracts, a great foundation for the future development of the economies
[00:49:58] of the two countries. The Belarusian delegation returned from Algeria with
[00:50:01] multimillion-dollar projects, and this is an example of how agreements at the
[00:50:04] highest level are filled with
[00:50:07] concrete economic content. In the capital
[00:50:10] of the largest state in North Africa, a series of negotiations
[00:50:14] and high-level official meetings took place. Key areas are
[00:50:17] mechanical engineering, agro-industrial complex, pharmaceuticals, food and
[00:50:21] baby food supplies. From Algeria, a report from the main
[00:50:24] broadcast.
[00:50:31] When they warn you, Algeria will definitely surprise you, they are telling the pure
[00:50:35] truth. The capital of the largest state in North Africa looks
[00:50:38] more like the French Riviera, a European city and a seaside
[00:50:42] resort. This week it rained periodically, there was even
[00:50:45] a thunderstorm, but our delegation was always accompanied by the sun. This is not only about
[00:50:49] excellent weather.
[00:50:54] They call it white Algiers, and the appearance of the dazzling white
[00:50:57] metropolis by the sea with ancient Eastern architecture
[00:51:00] is truly captivating. We can do absolutely everything that
[00:51:04] today, and perhaps tomorrow, Algeria needs. This quote
[00:51:07] from the Belarusian leader shows how wide our
[00:51:11] opportunities are in this market. The leaders' negotiations in December twenty-
[00:51:14] fifth set priorities. We consider this country as
[00:51:17] a key partner in North Africa, trade can be increased
[00:51:21] by no less
[00:51:23] than 10 times.
[00:51:26] The visit of the Belarusian delegation is an opportunity to discuss the details of growth points
[00:51:30] face-to-face. The presidential palace once again opened its doors for
[00:51:34] Belarusians. We are here with a representative delegation to
[00:51:37] promote the implementation of these projects.
[00:51:40] The Algerian side is ready to work with us in absolutely all
[00:51:43] directions, and the President of Algeria said that
[00:51:47] a lot connects us, and of course, we
[00:51:49] are ready to help each other and support. On those issues
[00:51:53] and competencies that our countries have, and if we talk about the results
[00:51:57] of this visit, then contracts worth 18 million dollars
[00:52:00] have already been signed, which will be implemented in the near future, the...
[00:52:35] lives of citizens, that is, the creation of conditions for further progressive growth, and
[00:52:38] here it is not only large industry,
[00:52:42] it is agricultural machinery, production
[00:52:45] of passenger and cargo equipment, dump trucks, but also light industry
[00:52:48] issues, this is both the production of fabrics, leather
[00:52:52] raw materials, the production of finished products, including special
[00:52:56] products that could be in demand here in this
[00:52:59] market. Algeria is an industrial-agrarian state. Although
[00:53:03] the oil and gas sector dominates the economy,
[00:53:06] food security is no less concerning than rising prices
[00:53:09] for black gold. Looking at this beauty, it is difficult to imagine that the lion's share
[00:53:13] of the country's territory is the Sahara and one of the most interesting
[00:53:16] large-scale projects is the greening of the desert, a project in which
[00:53:20] Belarus is also ready to help. And in principle,
[00:53:23] our country can become a reliable partner for Algeria in strengthening
[00:53:26] food security. Algeria is a strategically
[00:53:29] important country for us,
[00:53:32] since it
[00:53:35] imports a lot of dry milk. This year,
[00:53:38] as of today, we have already managed to sell more than
[00:53:42] 20,000 tons of dry milk. In
[00:53:46] the delegation, we have
[00:53:49] heads of dairy factories and we have already managed to sign contracts for
[00:53:53] the twenty-seventh year,
[00:53:56] for 18 million
[00:53:59] dollars of both skimmed dry milk and whole dry
[00:54:02] milk. Observation from the hotel balcony. Night, the empty port is overgrown
[00:54:06] with thousands of containers, this is the intersection of major maritime
[00:54:09] trade routes, for us this is also a new window
[00:54:13] of opportunity. Africa is of interest to us
[00:54:16] from the point of view of a huge growing market, where we can
[00:54:19] supply not only our competencies, but also finished
[00:54:22] products, and here without
[00:54:25] exception all countries fall under
[00:54:28] this definition, especially Algeria, we
[00:54:32] have increased the dynamics of contacts recently. We
[00:54:35] communicate on an equal footing and are ready, as our
[00:54:39] president says, to share everything we
[00:54:42] have on an equal and friendly basis. Our machines
[00:54:45] are needed in various fields, and Belarusians not only present,
[00:54:49] but also implement projects, we also proposed for
[00:54:53] the project of passenger
[00:54:56] transport, because they need to update their entire bus
[00:54:58] fleet by 2030, and our competencies
[00:55:01] are being solidified with agreements, I
[00:55:20] think that by the end of the year we should already have some
[00:55:23] results. Projects in the pharmaceutical sector are being worked out,
[00:55:27] possibly localization in Algeria of the production of Belarusian cancer
[00:55:30] drugs. The implementation of the plan will give... Belarus in Algeria both these industries are developed
[00:55:36] well and as we have about quite
[00:55:42] 80% of medicines in hospitals
[00:55:44] we provide with our own facilities,
[00:55:47] so in Algeria a sufficient
[00:55:51] number of medicines are produced, therefore we are discussing mutual exchange
[00:55:54] of cooperation on the exchange of those necessary
[00:55:58] medicines that are necessary for our... player
[00:56:02] in the international arena, is an active member
[00:56:12] of the Non-Aligned Movement, the League of Arab States and the African
[00:56:16] Union. A warm atmosphere prevailed at the meeting with the Chairman of the Council
[00:56:20] of the Nation, Algerian parliamentarians received an invitation to visit
[00:56:23] Minsk. We highly appreciated Alexander Lukashenko's visit to
[00:56:27] Algeria in December last year. It gave an impetus to
[00:56:30] the development of our relations and
[00:56:34] the intensification of cooperation, in addition to the economic side, there are also
[00:56:37] parliamentary relations, and if we work well,
[00:56:41] we will get a high result. We are waiting for the opening of a direct flight between
[00:56:45] our capitals. It is very important for us that we interact on
[00:56:48] international platforms, where we support each other on
[00:56:52] key positions, this is primarily the preservation of peace,
[00:56:55] sovereignty and independence of our countries, well, on those sensitive
[00:56:59] issues that exist in politics, which some countries pursue on...
[00:57:03] but we had to experience
[00:57:17] these emotions on the day of
[00:57:20] the unity of the Belarusian people, and the feelings of Algerians are close
[00:57:24] to us, the head of the delegation wrote about this in the book of honorable
[00:57:27] guests.
[00:57:30] A majestic monument rises above the museum, a symbol
[00:57:33] of the people's struggle, it is visible from virtually any point in the city, a
[00:57:37] wreath from the Belarusian
[00:57:39] delegation was laid at its foot.
[00:57:43] The Mediterranean Sea beckons with its turquoise expanses, such
[00:57:47] a deep and far-reaching gaze can also be
[00:57:50] Belarusian-Algerian cooperation. We were convinced of this in
[00:57:53] the main broadcast by Alesya Vysotskaya and Maxim Lvov,
[00:57:56] Algeria. Security, stability, comfortable
[00:57:59] cities and cozy villages, and also fundamental values
[00:58:03] such as a strong family and peace, make our country
[00:58:07] attractive to foreigners as well. Having discovered Belarusian
[00:58:10] hospitality, many move to a permanent place of residence,
[00:58:14] especially relevant for those who became hostages of
[00:58:17] such a rabid policy of the Baltic countries: people
[00:58:20] want to live and work where a person and their well-being are
[00:58:24] a state priority. The next report is from the small village
[00:58:27] of Morgoitsy in the Vitebsk region, where a family from Latvia
[00:58:31] found their place to live. Now they are developing agriculture, what else do
[00:58:34] they dream of and what do they see for the future in their new home? Report by
[00:58:38] Marina
[00:58:38] Romanovskaya.
[00:58:47] This. This is an Australian cattle dog, also known
[00:58:51] as a Heeler. They were taken in Latvia with the expectation that we would
[00:58:54] someday have our own herd, and that they would help herd.
[00:58:58] Strolling slowly through the village of Morgoitsy, Alexander and Irina
[00:59:01] share their plans, they always dreamed of a large farm, so
[00:59:05] the choice in favor of the Belarusian hinterland is not a romantic
[00:59:08] illusion of rural idyll, but a considered
[00:59:11] choice. And here are the first inhabitants of the farmstead -
[00:59:14] curious goats. The guys came. They
[00:59:18] did all the vaccinations, took all the tests, yes, that is, absolutely
[00:59:21] no problems, completely free,
[00:59:24] we were surprised, yes, I already started
[00:59:28] Latvian prices, but actually, well done, well,
[00:59:32] if everything works out, I hope everything works out, then next
[00:59:35] year we will offer dairy products and
[00:59:39] develop, maybe this
[00:59:42] direction in our Seninsky district,
[00:59:46] work, work,
[00:59:48] Irina shares her zest for life and optimism with those around her, and it's
[00:59:52] mutual, she says that in Belarus people are especially
[00:59:55] soulful, moving from Latvia was a sharp turning
[00:59:58] point in their lives for the family, and of course, they needed
[01:00:01] support, because in a new country everything is new, paperwork,
[01:00:05] settling in, they are gradually settling
[01:00:07] into their new home. Many thanks
[01:00:11] to the neighbors, who provided
[01:00:15] any help, that is -
[01:00:18] for any questions, that is, I can ask my neighbor
[01:00:21] any question, she will always tell me what, where,
[01:00:25] what, how it works, the district center,
[01:00:28] all services are accessible, help came from all sides, and
[01:00:31] it's not that this is help to us, but people
[01:00:35] work like that, and this for me was
[01:00:38] such a pleasant discovery
[01:00:41] that you are helped. Fuel at
[01:00:44] an adequate price. when you come here
[01:00:48] after Europe, well, I probably have this entertainment, I fill the tank
[01:00:51] completely,
[01:00:53] as funny as it sounds, for the first time
[01:00:55] I saw how flax is harvested, 20 tractors, probably,
[01:00:59] massively, I see these changes
[01:01:02] so much, yes, so, this was mowed, this was plowed, this
[01:01:06] was sown, it has already grown, you understand that you have something
[01:01:09] behind you, that's it, that's the feeling, what
[01:01:13] for Belarusians is a familiar picture... for foreigners it is like an unusual
[01:01:17] kind and benevolent attitude, huge fields
[01:01:20] that inspire work, it would seem, what
[01:01:24] is surprising here, but in the world it is different, and is this
[01:01:27] not a reason to think about why it is so important to be a master
[01:01:31] on your own land, the understanding that a person comes first,
[01:01:35] the understanding that people are invested in, in Europe
[01:01:38] a lot is sold and simply well, so to speak, is standing idle,
[01:01:42] the feeling that it is simply
[01:01:45] not needed by anyone.
[01:02:35] in Europe you unwrap the wrapper and no one thinks, because everything is done there so that people don't think about tomorrow, they don't think about what will happen to the country,
[01:02:39] what will happen there, I don't know, in 20-30 years,
[01:02:42] they are dying out, they don't think about
[01:02:46] the future of the country, of children,
[01:02:49] they don't care anymore, here
[01:02:52] these values allow us to hope for what
[01:02:56] will happen tomorrow, yes, a lot...
[01:03:31] to implement, but, indeed, the fact that there is
[01:03:34] support, and we see it, helps
[01:03:37] us move forward. In the Belarusian village,
[01:03:40] a family from Latvia wants to develop tourism, invite
[01:03:44] guests to the farm, ride horses, because there is enough space, and
[01:03:48] there is a great desire to make their new place to
[01:03:52] live even more attractive. On the main
[01:03:55] broadcast, Marina Romanovskaya and Mikhail
[01:03:57] Khristoforov.
[01:04:09] And now a topic that stirs social media users. Belarusians
[01:04:13] have started to notice wild animals outside
[01:04:16] the forest more often. In the first 8 months of this year, over
[01:04:20] 3,500 road accidents involving them were recorded in the country, and this is
[01:04:23] 7% more than a year earlier. The majority of accidents
[01:04:26] involve moose and roe deer. But there is a fact
[01:04:30] that worries most of all, bears are more often hit by cars.
[01:04:33] The number of clubfooted animals is growing in the country and this is not
[01:04:37] a local feature, similar processes are happening throughout
[01:04:40] Eurasia. Is the owner of the forest really changing his residence, and how
[01:04:44] to behave when encountering animals, Yelizaveta
[01:04:47] Sinyak found out.
[01:04:53] That evening, you're doing something at home, it's already dark, everything,
[01:04:56] the light is on in the house, but I had the impression that someone was looking
[01:05:00] at me through the window, just over a month ago Ilya Shishkanov
[01:05:04] moved to the village, breathed life into an empty house, where his grandmother
[01:05:08] once lived and his childhood passed, he is inspired by the familiar
[01:05:11] landscape, picks apples and tidies up the
[01:05:14] territory, but now he shares it not only with
[01:05:17] summer residents, I woke up like this,
[01:05:21] I look out the window, and I have
[01:05:24] a roe deer and two fawns in
[01:05:27] the yard.
[01:05:31] About two weeks ago, my friend called me, well,
[01:05:34] and I went out into the hallway to talk to him. As a child, I
[01:05:38] often woke up early here and watched the sunrise, well, here's
[01:05:41] the sunset, beautiful forest in this direction, between one tree and
[01:05:45] another, on its hind legs stood a bear, this
[01:05:48] huge thing, if you imagine that I, with my height of 1 meter
[01:05:52] 72, would be about up to its chest, I grabbed a board from the hallway
[01:05:54] and jumped out, my refrigerator is standing there, I hit
[01:05:58] the refrigerator with that board with all my might,
[01:06:02] there was such a good bang, the bear,
[01:06:05] apparently, understood that it was not welcome here,
[01:06:09] it stood on four paws and calmly walked away, we
[01:06:12] are in the Borisov district, near the village
[01:06:16] of Kholkholitsa, in these places one can often find
[01:06:19] traces of the largest predator in Belarus, the brown
[01:06:22] bear, and if in 2025
[01:06:26] there were individuals... of the bear's activity, the most reliable, since it involves
[01:07:42] measuring the so-called bear's passport, which is its
[01:07:46] paws, which are quite individual in terms of
[01:07:49] size. Adult bears
[01:07:52] usually avoid entering territory
[01:07:56] where there is a dominant male, this is also one of
[01:07:59] the principles for counting them, the count takes place in spring, based
[01:08:03] on this count, a plan for removal is drawn up
[01:08:07] to regulate the population, for the first time in the history of Belarus. Last
[01:08:11] year, hunting for bears was opened, about
[01:08:14] 40 individuals were harvested, but the animal is listed in the Red Book,
[01:08:17] so removal is allowed in specific areas and is strictly
[01:08:21] regulated by the population management plan.
[01:08:24] Indeed, there are
[01:08:32] more bears in Belarus, but this is not
[01:08:36] a local feature, similar processes are occurring throughout Eurasia.
[01:08:40] Animals are returning to empty territories. The population is growing from
[01:08:43] Kamchatka to the Caucasus, there is more food waste, due to
[01:08:47] the development of tourism, predators are getting used to human
[01:08:50] smells. In Belarus, the population is growing due to the protection of hunting grounds,
[01:08:54] an increase in the number of ungulates, and the development of agriculture.
[01:08:57] In addition, today we observe animals more often due to
[01:09:00] the seasonal factor and social networks. Content goes viral
[01:09:03] a few days later, it's as if everyone
[01:09:07] is talking about it.
[01:09:11] Here's another video from the Borisov district, taken in
[01:09:14] June: filmed from a car at a distance of 15 m,
[01:09:18] the operator met a bear and three bear cubs on the road between
[01:09:22] villages. The bears that come out to people are young
[01:09:25] animals that have been driven away by females in anticipation of new
[01:09:29] offspring, so these bears have not yet occupied their own
[01:09:32] territory, in terms of time - this is precisely the end of spring, beginning of summer,
[01:09:36] old males, they are now the most aggressive at this time, because their
[01:09:39] mating season is in late May, June... now bears are in a period of fattening, they
[01:09:43] are actively gaining fat before hibernation, so they
[01:09:47] are actively feeding, where corn will be harvested, of course
[01:09:51] there may be bears, but again they are not aggressive,
[01:09:55] yes, in this case they do not pose any danger,
[01:09:58] and despite the fact that in our country
[01:10:01] no cases of human attack have been officially registered,
[01:10:05] the Belarusian brown bear belongs to the European subspecies and is not
[01:10:08] aggressive, unlike Siberian, Kamchatka or
[01:10:11] American... Grizzly it is worth remembering the basic rules
[01:10:15] of safety. Within the boundaries of a populated area, if you encounter a wild,
[01:10:18] wounded or sick animal, it is advised to call
[01:10:22] 101, 102 or 112. If the encounter
[01:10:25] occurred during forest walks or mushroom picking, you should speak to
[01:10:28] the bear in a calm tone and not try to feed it. If
[01:10:32] the animal demonstrates aggression, you can visually increase your
[01:10:36] size, raise your hands or unfasten your outerwear.
[01:10:39] In addition, standing on your hind legs is not always a sign of...
[01:11:42] begins with simple habits. And for this, you don't need
[01:11:46] exhausting workouts or trips to the gym. To
[01:11:50] become a contender for the main prize, which is a certificate for the sum of
[01:11:53] 15,000 rubles. Belarusians actively walking all over the country
[01:11:57] need to overcome the million-step mark and
[01:12:01] confirm 80 active days. Elena
[01:12:04] Gorelchik collected motivating stories from project participants who
[01:12:07] are ready to share their life hacks. Tamara
[01:12:10] Kozlovskaya, it seems, is known to everyone in Lida, especially the owners of
[01:12:13] fluffy pets. No ailment of pets will escape the experienced and
[01:12:16] truly loving veterinarian, but if Tamara is not at work, she is definitely busy
[01:12:20] with another beloved activity, her hobby is shooting videos and
[01:12:24] participating in any competitions, conquering a river on an improvised paddleboard
[01:12:28] and even winning the first prize for the best watercraft
[01:12:31] is easier than easy, competing for victory in a sports competition, here you have
[01:12:35] both adrenaline and health benefits, so when I found out about the marathon of
[01:12:38] the presidential sports club 10. women, who,
[01:12:55] of course, have no health problems, and who are not
[01:12:58] accustomed to walking, start
[01:13:01] walking, walk for at least a week, in the second week you will simply
[01:13:04] see the results, that you are already flying, and
[01:13:07] what will happen? The marathon
[01:13:11] is until the 31st, what will happen in a month and a half, I will be flying like a feather, and maybe I'll lose a little weight,
[01:13:14] I'll probably lose weight, because I make myself walk,
[01:13:18] an interesting fact, for a walk of 10,000 steps, on average, you can
[01:13:21] burn from 300 to 500 calories, here, of course... everything depends
[01:13:25] on several conditions: a full person will burn more calories than a thin person,
[01:13:29] just as a fast walker will burn more than a calmly strolling person,
[01:13:33] walking uphill or up stairs will also increase calorie expenditure,
[01:13:36] a walk directly affects your appetite, 30-40
[01:13:40] minutes at a calm pace will reduce it, and how do steps differ
[01:13:43] when you walk, as we say, like an elephant,
[01:13:47] yes, when you walk with loud, slapping steps,
[01:13:50] when you walk like a ninja on tiptoes,
[01:13:54] of course, Shushak, he himself carries a
[01:13:57] danger that your shock wave axial load will go
[01:14:01] to the knee joint, to the hip, the
[01:14:05] spine can take the load, from this
[01:14:08] pain in the back, in the lower back,
[01:14:11] and a soft step with a smooth roll and shifting of body weight from heel to
[01:14:15] toe will allow you to perform this
[01:14:18] activity as beneficially and painlessly as possible. The social networks of the marathon
[01:14:22] participants are updated day by day with new videos. Walking around their
[01:14:25] hometown, people simultaneously introduce their subscribers to local
[01:14:29] attractions. Kirill Yushkevich went further,
[01:14:32] the guy is now developing bright and interesting
[01:14:35] routes for 10 thousand steps. I recently went
[01:14:39] to the city of Soligorsk, and I arrived there during the miner's holiday.
[01:14:43] I didn't know about it, I only found out when I started recording routes and walking around
[01:14:46] the city. I was surprised by how big and
[01:14:50] beautiful the parks are there, everything is so clean, it's friendly, it's so
[01:14:53] beautiful... this inspired me, that there is a place to
[01:14:57] walk not just 10, there is a place to walk 30,000 steps.
[01:15:00] All the parks in Soligorsk are big, clean,
[01:15:04] cozy, I really enjoyed walking in these
[01:15:07] parks, I will definitely return to Soligorsk.
[01:15:10] Soligorsk, you are simply a giant city, I was left with
[01:15:14] pleasant impressions, the route for 10,000 steps is done.
[01:15:18] Families participate in the marathon, and this only
[01:15:21] brings them together. Meet the yellow belt judoka, Lev. The biggest benefit
[01:15:25] is
[01:15:30] that we spend more time with family, because even more time with family,
[01:15:34] yes, because we started walking more in the mornings, and
[01:15:38] in the evenings we go for walks,
[01:15:42] catching up on steps, if it's raining or slushy,
[01:15:45] oh-oh, I only have 8,000, and
[01:15:48] it's 9 PM now, it's starting to rain, what are we going to do,
[01:15:51] look, what are we going to do? walk
[01:15:55] in the rain,
[01:15:57] and how's the rain?
[01:16:01] It's great, I'm also glad that they walk with me
[01:16:04] every day, that they
[01:16:08] support me, that
[01:16:11] they say, you can do anything, well done, well, when I
[01:16:15] break a record, well, and I'm
[01:16:18] happy that my parents
[01:16:22] praise me, now you... you understand that you can go there, where
[01:16:25] you can drive or something else there, either by car or
[01:16:28] ride on some scooter, I don't know, we choose to walk, and
[01:16:32] it's so cool, well, we really like it, to walk at least
[01:16:35] 10,000 steps a day is actually easier than easy, because
[01:16:39] all your movements are recorded throughout the day, trips to the
[01:16:43] store, commuting to work or school, and if you also give up
[01:16:46] a car, bicycle or scooter, you'll see all
[01:16:49] 20 thousand steps accumulate, and if you're unlucky and the day...
[01:16:53] around the house, we quickly try
[01:17:25] to find, well, I walk in circles, to get as many steps as possible,
[01:17:28] sometimes up and down the stairs in the house helps too, well
[01:17:31] as many steps as there are stairs, that many steps will be added, what life hacks,
[01:17:35] sometimes you can walk in place so as not to waste time, and sometimes it happens that there is very little time left,
[01:17:39] and you need to walk a lot of steps, then we quickly start walking in one place, well
[01:17:43] walking, take your loved ones with you, take
[01:17:46] those with you who will be pleasant to walk with, with whom you can
[01:17:50] talk, then you will be able to find not 10,000 steps, but 20 and
[01:17:53] 30, take your pets with you, wear comfortable
[01:17:57] shoes, comfortable clothes, on the way you can walk as much
[01:18:00] as you want, October 31st will be the last day
[01:18:04] of the marathon, after which we will know its first winner, he
[01:18:08] will be determined randomly among all those who fulfilled the conditions of the project,
[01:18:11] which should definitely have a second season. On
[01:18:15] the main broadcast, Elena Gorelchik and Ilya Maksimov are walking towards the sea.
[01:18:19] This week turned out to be so rich in events. You were with
[01:18:22] Pavel Azovik and Elena Nasacheva. See you in the main
[01:18:26] broadcast.
[01:18:27] Hello, dear
[01:19:45] rain, in St. Petersburg +15, light
[01:19:49] rain, in Murmansk +10 degrees
[01:19:52] rain, in Paris without precipitation +25,
[01:19:56] in London no precipitation is expected +23.
[01:19:59] In Berlin 18 degrees of heat, sometimes light
[01:20:03] rain. In Istanbul
[01:20:08] +26 without precipitation, in Beijing
[01:20:12] 30 heat without precipitation, in Abu
[01:20:15] Dhabi +42, no precipitation
[01:20:17] is expected, Cairo here +
[01:20:20] 32° and without precipitation.
[01:20:24] On September 21, the weather conditions in Belarus
[01:20:27] will be determined by frontal divisions and
[01:20:30] unstable cold air masses from
[01:20:33] Scandinavia. Rains are expected in most parts of the country
[01:20:36] in places. During the day, in some areas,
[01:20:40] the wind will intensify to 15-18
[01:20:43] m/s, thunderstorms are possible.
[01:20:46] Minimum air temperature at night
[01:20:49] -7.14, maximum during the day
[01:20:52] +11:18, in the southeast in some places up to
[01:20:56] 20 heat. In
[01:20:58] regional centers on September 21, cloudy,
[01:21:02] wind in Gomel, Mogilev, Vitebsk, Minsk will be southerly with
[01:21:06] a shift to westerly.
[01:21:10] In Brest and Grodno, westerly quarter
[01:21:12] 5:14, during the day in places up to 18
[01:21:15] m/s. In Brest, occasional rain during the day,
[01:21:19] thunderstorms possible at night +9, during the day
[01:21:21] +16. In Grodno, occasional rain during the day,
[01:21:25] locally heavy, thunderstorms possible. At night
[01:21:28] +7, during the day 14 heat. In
[01:21:32] Vitebsk, occasional rain at night, locally heavy. At night
[01:21:36] +11, during the day. +16 in
[01:21:39] Mogilev, occasional rain at night, 11 heat during the day
[01:21:42] +18,
[01:21:45] in Gomel, occasional rain at night +12, during the day
[01:21:48] 19 with a plus, in
[01:21:50] Minsk at night, occasional rain +9 during the day, 16
[01:21:54] heat, short-term
[01:22:10] beauty, they perform global
[01:22:13] tasks, mitigating the consequences of climate change,
[01:22:16] absorbing greenhouse gases, regulating the water
[01:22:19] regime of the territory, improving soil conditions and
[01:22:22] creating migratory routes for plants and
[01:22:33] we will tell you for whom the forest has become
[01:22:36] rest, but for...
[01:22:48] forester. These specialists go to the forest to work.
[01:22:52] We will see how important it is, and understand that without a calling, you can't
[01:22:55] do without it. The territory of the forestry occupies
[01:22:59] 5700 hectares, covered with
[01:23:02] forest 5600. We have predominantly deciduous forests, about
[01:23:06] 60 percent deciduous.
[01:23:11] an employee of the forest enterprise, who is responsible for the protection and
[01:23:15] use of forests, the preservation of biodiversity and the safety of
[01:23:18] visitors, this is... not only a forest guard, this is a forest
[01:23:22] engineer, an ecologist and a friend for the residents of the region. First-class
[01:23:25] forester Alexander Furs now works in the Volmyansky
[01:23:29] forestry, he came to the profession 20 years ago, the choice was
[01:23:33] not made just like that.
[01:23:45] The main directions of the forester's work are the protection of forests from
[01:23:48] damage, illegal.
[01:26:20] for those who love nature and are ready to protect its safety, this is
[01:26:23] endless work day after day, where there are no trifles, where even
[01:26:27] an inconspicuous flower is a whole world for them, and the understanding that the forest
[01:26:31] is a treasure that we must preserve and pass on to
[01:26:34] our descendants, then Belarus will always be a flourishing country
[01:26:38] with clean ecology.
[01:26:52] And now we offer a brief overview of natural phenomena that occurred last
[01:26:55] week in other countries
[01:26:57] of the world.
[01:27:00] In the Indian state of Bihar, massive floods affected
[01:27:03] 15 districts and almost 5 million people.
[01:27:07] Homes and agricultural lands were submerged, many
[01:27:10] settlements were cut off. At least
[01:27:14] 20 people were reported dead. In
[01:27:17] the affected areas, 13 temporary camps
[01:27:20] and over 1000 food distribution points were opened.
[01:27:24] Boats were used for evacuation and aid
[01:27:27] delivery.
[01:27:33] In the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi, after heavy downpours, the streets
[01:27:37] were flooded. In some areas, more than
[01:27:40] 150 millimeters of precipitation fell
[01:27:43] in a few hours. In low-lying areas, the water rose almost
[01:27:47] a meter. Traffic was disrupted. Some
[01:27:50] schools switched to online learning. In the northern
[01:27:54] provinces, up to 400 mm of rain fell in three days,
[01:27:57] in some places more than
[01:27:59] 500.
[01:28:07] In Valencia, Spain, they fought a forest fire near
[01:28:11] Tuejar. The fire covered almost 690
[01:28:14] hectares. The length of the perimeter was 17
[01:28:18] kilometers.
[01:28:38] In the Ecuadorian province of Guayas, the
[01:28:41] yellow guayacanes bloomed earlier than usual. In the
[01:28:45] estate of Las Abras, the trees were covered with flowers more
[01:28:48] than three months earlier than usual. The reason was
[01:28:52] rains and increased humidity caused
[01:28:55] by the El Niño phenomenon. The blooming lasted about
[01:28:59] a week and turned the dry landscape into
[01:29:02] a flower
[01:29:03] carpet.
[01:29:09] On September 21, Orthodox believers celebrate
[01:29:12] a great holiday, the Nativity of the Most Holy
[01:29:15] Theotokos. According to the folk calendar, September
[01:29:18] 21 was considered the last day of Indian summer and
[01:29:22] was noted. If the day is good, then the whole autumn is expected to be
[01:29:26] good. And now let's look through the folk
[01:29:29] calendar and find out what holidays are celebrated
[01:29:33] next week and what signs are associated with
[01:29:35] them.
[01:29:38] September 21 in the folk calendar is a very
[01:29:42] popular and well-known holiday
[01:29:44] of Bogach. Other names are Bogatnik,
[01:29:47] Malaya Prachistaya, Vtoraya Prachistaya,
[01:29:51] Vtoroy Svyatok, and these are only the most
[01:29:54] common names of the holiday. In
[01:29:57] some areas, this day was considered the first day of
[01:30:01] autumn. They said, the second Svyatok, autumn
[01:30:05] is a brother. September 23 in the folk calendar
[01:30:09] Peter-Paul Rabinniki. This
[01:30:12] holiday is celebrated when almost everywhere in Belarus
[01:30:15] the collection of rowan berries began. A part of
[01:30:18] the berries was always left for the birds that remained
[01:30:22] to winter. They said: If there are no rowan berries,
[01:30:25] then autumn is not autumn. They noted, if there are many rowan berries
[01:30:29] in the forest, a rainy autumn is expected.
[01:30:33] If there are few rowan berries, the autumn will be dry.
[01:30:37] September 24 Todora, other
[01:30:40] names Fedor, Fedorden,
[01:30:43] they said, on Todora every summer
[01:30:46] ends, and not every summer lasts until Todora.
[01:30:49] September 27 is celebrated as
[01:30:53] Zvizhanne, the holiday of closing the earth for
[01:30:55] winter, until Zvizhanne all winter
[01:30:59] bread and...